Princess of Wales to attend public event tomorrow

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

People mock her for anything and everything. They would mock her for working too much. Just look at this thread. She is literally recovering from cancer and there are many people mocking her.

You're right that her strength is being a relatable princess. And she is continuing to perform admirably.

People would never mock her for working too much. That's ridiculous.

She's relatable now because of the cancer. She was not at all relatable while she was "waity Katie" doing zero work while waiting for William to propose. There were plenty of rumblings last year, before she went out for her operation, that she was a "Dolittle" princess. In other words, not relatable. Do you really want that for her?

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Anonymous wrote:Are there any side by side photos? From her last year to today?

What?
Who is this other person?!?

I think that PP is a tinfoil hat type.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

People mock her for anything and everything. They would mock her for working too much. Just look at this thread. She is literally recovering from cancer and there are many people mocking her.

You're right that her strength is being a relatable princess. And she is continuing to perform admirably.

Not many. Mostly one nutter.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

People mock her for anything and everything. They would mock her for working too much. Just look at this thread. She is literally recovering from cancer and there are many people mocking her.

You're right that her strength is being a relatable princess. And she is continuing to perform admirably.

Not many. Mostly one nutter.

+1. And for arguably reasonable questions, which isn’t the same as mocking.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

Well, they do. Not necessarily cutting ribbons but being out doing things. It's hard for us to understand but the scale of our country is very different from theirs. They are much closer to their royals and to their politicians than we are to ours.

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The ribbon cutting was a relic of QEII. Charles doesn’t seem as into it, William definitely isn’t. I doubt if William and Kate ever go back to that kind of stuff - not like they really did it before.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

Dude, nobody is suggesting she start working 12-hour days next week. You're being ridiculous. Are you one of those guys who thinks a woman's only role is to serve as an oven for her husband's progeny?

With all due respect, how old are you? Princessing isn't like your grandmother's day, where she sits around waiting for the kids to come home and making sure her chef follows the Dukan diet strictly and not a calorie more. Even the Queen wondered why she never got a job before marrying William, and was reportedly unhappy with the work ethic of the both of them after the marriage.

The UK absolutely needs royals running around cutting ribbons, to raise the profile of charities. Think

The Queen also thought the royals needed to be out and about cutting ribbons, because if they weren't seen they didn't exist.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

Dude, nobody is suggesting she start working 12-hour days next week. You're being ridiculous. Are you one of those guys who thinks a woman's only role is to serve as an oven for her husband's progeny?

With all due respect, how old are you? Princessing isn't like your grandmother's day, where she sits around waiting for the kids to come home and making sure her chef follows the Dukan diet strictly and not a calorie more. Even the Queen wondered why she never got a job before marrying William, and was reportedly unhappy with the work ethic of the both of them after the marriage.

The UK absolutely needs royals running around cutting ribbons, to raise the profile of charities. Think

The Queen also thought the royals needed to be out and about cutting ribbons, because if they weren't seen they didn't exist.

Kate did her duty and can now do whatever tf she wants. It seems like she’s focusing on her health and also raising her kids in a more hands-on and modern way that prior royals, which will result in more mentally healthy adults and a smoother transition to supporting William in the more serious duties of being king eventually. I see absolutely nothing objectionable in it. She’s going to be princess & queen for many more decades most likely. cutting ribbons does zero for the British people. Sensibly and discreetly transitioning to a more low-key monarchy (and perhaps even the end of it) is the right thing to do.

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

Dude, nobody is suggesting she start working 12-hour days next week. You're being ridiculous. Are you one of those guys who thinks a woman's only role is to serve as an oven for her husband's progeny?

With all due respect, how old are you? Princessing isn't like your grandmother's day, where she sits around waiting for the kids to come home and making sure her chef follows the Dukan diet strictly and not a calorie more. Even the Queen wondered why she never got a job before marrying William, and was reportedly unhappy with the work ethic of the both of them after the marriage.

The UK absolutely needs royals running around cutting ribbons, to raise the profile of charities. Think

The Queen also thought the royals needed to be out and about cutting ribbons, because if they weren't seen they didn't exist.

Kate did her duty and can now do whatever tf she wants. It seems like she’s focusing on her health and also raising her kids in a more hands-on and modern way that prior royals, which will result in more mentally healthy adults and a smoother transition to supporting William in the more serious duties of being king eventually. I see absolutely nothing objectionable in it. She’s going to be princess & queen for many more decades most likely. cutting ribbons does zero for the British people. Sensibly and discreetly transitioning to a more low-key monarchy (and perhaps even the end of it) is the right thing to do.

You clearly have no understanding of Britain’s royals’ role, nor of what the country still continues to expect of its royals. Most Brits are very middle or lower class and most don’t want a princess in a tower. Some are questioning whether Britain still needs the brf.

Are you the American who spent 6 weeks or a semester in London and thinks she understands the place? Did you come home with a British accent?

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

dude, she has cancer and produced 3 heirs in what, 5 years? I think she’s doing just fine.

UK doesn’t need royals running around cutting ribbons. The monarchy is a dinosaur and she’s doing exactly what she is supposed to do.

Dude, nobody is suggesting she start working 12-hour days next week. You're being ridiculous. Are you one of those guys who thinks a woman's only role is to serve as an oven for her husband's progeny?

With all due respect, how old are you? Princessing isn't like your grandmother's day, where she sits around waiting for the kids to come home and making sure her chef follows the Dukan diet strictly and not a calorie more. Even the Queen wondered why she never got a job before marrying William, and was reportedly unhappy with the work ethic of the both of them after the marriage.

The UK absolutely needs royals running around cutting ribbons, to raise the profile of charities. Think

The Queen also thought the royals needed to be out and about cutting ribbons, because if they weren't seen they didn't exist.

Kate did her duty and can now do whatever tf she wants. It seems like she’s focusing on her health and also raising her kids in a more hands-on and modern way that prior royals, which will result in more mentally healthy adults and a smoother transition to supporting William in the more serious duties of being king eventually. I see absolutely nothing objectionable in it. She’s going to be princess & queen for many more decades most likely. cutting ribbons does zero for the British people. Sensibly and discreetly transitioning to a more low-key monarchy (and perhaps even the end of it) is the right thing to do.

No one knows that her kids will be mentally healthy. I personally think that it’s simply not possible in a system where one person is treated as inherently more valuable as another to have all the kids turn out well. QEII had a very happy and warm childhood and her sister still ended up a lifelong alcoholic. But I see that this is how people who think that Kate is a Disney princess thread the needle.

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Anonymous wrote:Today I learned you can get Botox in your brow area whilr undergoing chemo.

Good for you for educating yourself on these important topics. So important to always keep learning and keep our minds active.

Thanks! I appreciate Kate using her platform for the important stuff!

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

How is that the job description when the previous Princess of wales was Camilla?

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Anonymous wrote:Hypothetical question: if Kate gained 50 pounds, would her fangirls (yes, pp, I can use it too) love her so much? I really doubt it.

Yes, of course. Elizabeth was beloved throughout her life, regardless of beauty or weight.

Elizabeth had an amazing work ethic, though. Kate, not so much.

Even Elizabeth was pretty unpopular in the wake of Diana's death and the Welsh mining disaster, so she wasn't beloved throughout her life. I think people came around to Elizabeth when they saw her working like a horse in her 70s and 80s, especially during the London Olympics when Britain was riding high.

“work ethic” means actually doing productive work. I’m not sure what else you think Kate should be doing other than her actual job description which is bearing and raising heirs, which she seems to be doing a pretty good job of.

They’re all in school now and have been for a while. She also has a large staff. Last year she had way fewer engagements than any other royal.

That’s not real work. Her real work was having the kids and there’s no purpose to her going around and cutting ribbons at community centers or whatever.

No purpose? Do you hear yourself?

Maybe you’re a troll but I can’t tell.

Ask yourself why Princess Anne and Sophie, neither of whom is in line for the throne, are so respected.

It’s 2024, and a woman who could do so much for her country but chooses to sit at home and be waited on by a staff of 60 is not going to be loved. Whatever you think about SAHMs, and I think SAHM is fine— this is not it. Do you remember how she was mocked for waiting 10 years while holding exactly one pt job for 6 months, then some job taking photos for her parents’ business that nobody thought was a real job?

Her greatest strength now is being relatable. Conferring with her dressmakers all day is not that.

People mock her for anything and everything. They would mock her for working too much. Just look at this thread. She is literally recovering from cancer and there are many people mocking her.

You're right that her strength is being a relatable princess. And she is continuing to perform admirably.

Why would they mock her for working too much yet they don’t mock Princess Anne or Sophie for the same?

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Fwiw, I looked into the claim by Utna Patnaik that Britain looted $45T from India and it is problematic on several levels. Problematic = wrong

https://historyreclaimed.co.uk/did-the-british-loot-india/

There is also other problematic scholarship by that economist, btw.